Our M-PACT study team is hard at work recruiting participants at sites nationwide. Eligible participants are 18-64 years old, have PTSD, and are currently serving or have formerly served in the US military. Learn more on the M-PACT website. ptsdclinicaltrial.org

Mass violence, such as the shooting at Annunciation Catholic School, can be extremely stressful and make us feel unsafe and uncertain. CSTS resources will help you know what steps to take that can lower distress and improve functioning: cstsonline.org/resources/reso…

CSTS’s Acting Director Dr. Stephen J. Cozza spoke on grief in this presentation titled “Grieving in Combat Zones” in collaboration with our partners in Ukraine, who offer lived experience and expertise on grieving during wartime. youtube.com/watch?v=7he0fE…

This #NationalGriefAwarenessDay, learn more about disenfranchised grief and how to support bereaved individuals with this fact sheet. cstsonline.org/assets/media/d…

Happy belated #LaborDay! We recognize that changes in the workplace can create stress. We encourage you to learn more about stress responses and strategies for dealing with them in workplace and at home. cstsonline.org/assets/media/d…

Military stressors can make service members, their spouses/partners, and even their children vulnerable to alcohol misuse, abuse, or dependence. This #NationalRecoveryMonth, take the time to learn from our resources on mental health and addiction recovery. cstsonline.org/education-and-…

September is #SuicidePreventionAwarenessMonth. Suicide continues to be a leading cause of death worldwide. This month, in an effort to raise awareness about this health crisis, we have compiled resources on our website. cstsonline.org/education-and-…

Looking for a new read this #NationalReadABookDay? We have a recommendation: The Textbook of Disaster Psychiatry, edited by CSTS’s Drs. Robert J. Ursano and Carol S. Fullerton. cambridge.org/core/books/tex…

CSTS is pleased to present the Brain, Behavior, & Mind 2025 Fall Lecture featuring Dr. John H. Krystal on September 17, 2025. Register now for this free, virtual event! brainbehaviormind.org/lecture-series…

Suicide prevention is integral to our work. This World Suicide Prevention Day and #SuicidePreventionAwarenessMonth, we join other voices worldwide in raising awareness about suicide. In this video, Dr. Adam Walsh discusses his work on suicide prevention. cstsonline.org/suicide-preven…

9/11 had a profound impact on many, including Dr. Stephen J. Cozza. Dr. Cozza shares his story of how 9/11 shaped his life and work. Today and every day we honor the victims and survivors of 9/11 and express gratitude for the first responders and others who answered the call.

Are you and your loved ones ready if a disaster occurs? Disaster preparedness is integral to our mission at CSTS, and this #NationalPreparednessMonth, we encourage you to learn more from our experts on taking action to prepare for disasters. cstsonline.org/assets/media/d…

Does asking someone if they are suicidal make them suicidal? This #SuicidePreventionAwarenessMonth, listen to Brain Hijack, our podcast aimed at increasing awareness around the topic of suicide prevention, and hear experts debunk myths about suicide. cstsonline.org/suicide-preven…

CSTS's Dr. Alexander Rice was recently awarded a career development grant from the NIOSH's WTC Health Program to further important research on bereaved 9/11 survivors, as well as establish Dr. Rice as an independent researcher supporting bereaved and trauma-exposed populations.

Blue light glasses might be trendy, but are they effective? In a new study, CSTS Scientist Dr. Gena Glickman conclude that these glasses are most effective when worn in the hours before bedtime, not throughout the day. Read more below: tvst.arvojournals.org/article.aspx?a…

We're hiring! Interested in joining CSTS's Child & Family Research Program? We're seeking an early-career Research Psychologist to join a team of established scientists to assist in scientific research. Learn more and apply here: iaaxmg.fa.ocs.oraclegovcloud.com/hcmUI/Candidat…

This #NationalRecoveryMonth, CSTS shines a spotlight on one of our newest programs, the Alcohol & Substance Use Prevention and Recovery (ASUPR) Program. CSTS launched ASUPR to expand evidence-based programs for alcohol and substance use recovery within the military health system.

In honor of #SuicidePreventionAwarenessMonth, we're highlighting Dr. Catherine L. Dempsey and her cutting-edge scientific contributions to suicide prevention in our #CSTSVoices series. Read her most recent publication here: linkinghub.elsevier.com/retrieve/pii/S…

While suicide can be difficult to talk about, the more you know, the more likely you are to identify warning signs and to help prevent the loss or injury of a loved one. Learn more from our fact sheet this #SuicidePreventionAwarenessMonth. cstsonline.org/assets/media/d…

In this new paper, CSTS's Dr. Edmund G. Howe writes about the importance of nurses and physicians working optimally together, especially when they face difficult ethical dilemmas involving patients. journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1086/73…